Use Mod_rewrite to modify URLs for confluence 6

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Some features of confluence need to provide URL rewriting if confluence can access from multiple different domain names. If confluence is configured as multiple domain names without using URL rewriting , you will likely encounter a series of problems. Please refer to Various issues caused when the Server Base URL Does not Match the URL of the used to Access confluence page content.

An example of why you would want to access confluence from multiple domains:

• From the internal network:
  

  Http://wiki

• Externally visible Networks:
  

  Http://wiki.domain.com

Use overrides to let confluence support multi-domain access

To enable confluence to access from multiple domains:

1. For the confluence server, add DNS for the entire http://wiki domain name as an externally visible IP address.

2. Set the confluence server base URL to http://wiki.domain.com.

3. Add Apache HTTP Proxy, use page Running confluence behind the guide in the Apache page.

4. Use the Mod_rewrite module to modify the URL.

More information

You may need to insert Urlrewritefilter into your Java Web filter. This is similar to how Apache mod_rewrite works.

Https://www.cwiki.us/display/CONF6ZH/Using+mod_rewrite+to+Modify+Confluence+URLs

Use Mod_rewrite to modify URLs for confluence 6